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Q: Growing lump on arm ?
asked by: 310ted on February 8th, 2009
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About two weeks ago I noticed a small lump (about the size of a dime) on the inside of my forearm and it could move around inside my arm when I touched it. Within the last two weeks it has grown significantly larger, the bump is probably about an 1 inch to 1 1/2 inches long and just starting to bump above the surface of my arm to make it a little bit more noticeable. It can no longer move around in my arm and is substantially larger than when I first noticed it.
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MandMs
replied on February 9th, 2009
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The correct answer can be given only by examination.
This can be something harmless or it can be a cancerous growth.
Sarcomas, cancerous tumors that rise from soft tissues, such as muscles, lining of the blood vessels, fatty tissue, fibrous tissue that support muscles and blood vessels, are fast growing lumps that can be found on the trunk, leg or arm.

Your physician will determine if the biopsy is needed!
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